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Matted & ready to pop into a standard frame: This is an interesting 8 in. x 10 in. photo. This is a contemporary reprint made directly from a high resolution digital image of the vintage photograph. The piece is crisply printed on matte finish photo paper & placed in a white acid-free matte, ready to be popped into a standard 11 in. x 14 in.; frame, which can be bought anywhere locally. From the web: The Governor Bodwell House was given Victorian details in 1875. It is believed the core of the mansion is a Greek Revival house that Joseph R. Bodwell purchased in 1866. He selected a rather grandiose version of the mansardic mode for his clapboard dwelling. Today it is one of the best examples of Victorian architecture in Maine. in addition to being Governor of Maine, Bodwell was also the owner of the Hallowell Granite Works. The house fell into disrepair in the 1990s & Maine Preservation designated it one of Maine's most endangered properties in 2000. A new owner has partially restored the mansion to its former glory. No rights are granted or implied other than for personal collectible use. Makes a terrific gift for the vintage historic, Hallowell Maine/victorian/roadside america collector or an addition to your collection! pub places dir Matted 1971 Photo | 8x10 - Governor Bodwell House, 15 Middle Street, Hallowell, Maine Me
